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Stranded holiday travelers resort to Greyhound and car rentals, hoping to get home by 2023

The arctic blast that started Thursday couldn’t have come at a worse time for the holiday travelers who were left stranded in airports across the U.S.

Tribune News Service

GOP omnibus opponents bring home billions of earmarked dollars

Lawmakers who voted against the omnibus spending package secured $3 billion worth of earmarks, a CQ Roll Call tally found.

Roll Call

Tories 'put Unionism before the NHS' with attack on Budget tax rises

SCOTLAND’S struggling health services cannot improve without tax increases for higher earners, the Health Secretary has said, as he claimed…

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Council leaders unite to condemn 'massive cuts' in Scottish Budget

EVERY one of Scotland’s 32 council leaders has backed a motion calling the Scottish Budget a “massive real-terms cut in councils’ core…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Budget: 5 things you need to know from John Swinney's tax rising statement

Ahead of his statement Swinney apologised to the Presiding Officer after details of his Budget were leaked to the media, saying no-one was authorised to do so.

Daily Record

Opposition parties may have leaked Budget to BBC, John Swinney suggests

THE possibility of key details of the Scottish Budget having been leaked to the BBC from opposition parties and not the government has “to be…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Budget: Middle and higher income Scots hit with rise in taxes

The higher and top rates of income taxes will increase by 1p in a bid to shore up public services across the country.

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Scotland ‘constrained by devolution’ in tackling cost of living crisis

THE cost of living crisis shows up the “fiscal constraints of devolution”, Scotland’s Deputy First Minister has said as he prepares to set out…

The National (Scotland)

John Swinney urged to use devolved tax powers to ease Budget pressures

JOHN Swinney should consider using devolved tax powers to balance the books when he presents the Scottish Budget this week, an economic research…

The National (Scotland)

Boss of London’s biggest home builder tips longer lull but no house price fall

Berkeley Group CEO Rob Perrins says subdued market will last “longer than people think” as he stands by annual profit targets

Evening Standard

Ways and Means chair contenders hone closing arguments - Roll Call

The race for the House Ways and Means Committee chairmanship remains close as contenders prepare to make their final pitches.

Roll Call

Boyle to succeed Yarmuth as top Democrat on Budget Committee - Roll Call

House Democrats on Tuesday elected Pennsylvania Rep. Brendan F. Boyle to lead the caucus on the Budget Committee next Congress.

Roll Call

Tories demand £20m indyref2 fund be reallocated after Supreme Court verdict

THE Scottish Government has confirmed it will set out how the £20 million indyref2 fund will be spent at the upcoming budget, after the Supreme…

The National (Scotland)

'Jeremy Hunt promised an eye-watering budget - but the tears are all ours not his'

Don't be fooled by the generosity, says Paul Routledge, it's our state pension but the Chancellor will make us wait longer for it, and those on Universal Credit will be told to get back to work or lose money

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Nicola Sturgeon says next year's Scottish Budget will be 'difficult balancing act'

NICOLA Sturgeon has said Scotland’s Budget for next year will be a “difficult balancing act”.

Manchester Evening News

'It's the same as always, working people get robbed' - shoppers in Greater Manchester react to Autumn Budget statement

"I heard a bit of it on the radio and just like everything, it's rubbish innit."

Evening Standard

What does Jeremy Hunt’s Autumn Budget mean for London home buyers and movers?

Housing announcements were scarce but the Budget will impact buyers, homeowners and sellers over the next few months and years. Is it all doom and gloom?

The Independent UK

Martin Lewis gives verdict after government launches tax hiking Budget

Jeremy Hunt acknowledged there will be a ‘very big fall’ in living standards

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SNP demand inflation-busting spending boost in upcoming Budget

THE SNP have challenged the Tory government to deliver an inflation-busting increase in spending on the NHS and education to avoid a winter…

The Independent UK

Conflict of interest warning as George Osborne ‘advises’ on Budget while working for investment bank

Labour urges Jeremy Hunt to reveal if ‘market-sensitive’ information has been leaked

Roll Call

GOP House Budget contenders stress party unity on fiscal issues

House Republicans will face their biggest tests of unity in the next Congress on fiscal issues, including the debt ceiling.

Daily Mirror

Minimum wage will rise in Autumn Budget 'by 90p an hour' as inflation soars

The minimum wage is currently £9.50 an hour for people under 23, and a rise in April 2023 is due to be confirmed in the Autumn Statement. According to The Times, it could hit £10.40

Daily Mirror

Energy bills to soar 'by £600 a year' as Jeremy Hunt warns you'll make 'sacrifices'

The Energy Price Guarantee will be slashed from April 1 as the Chancellor Jeremy Hunt refuses to rule out a new era of austerity - and says 'we will be asking everyone for sacrifices' in his Autumn budget statement

Daily Mirror

High Street guru Mary Portas warns HALF of UK shops face axe as she blasts Tories

"Queen of Shops" Mary Portas called for next week's Autumn Budget to extend the six-month energy price guarantee as shops call for cut rates amid fears they could close for good

Chicago Sun-Times

City Council approves Lightfoot’s $16.4 billion budget by 32-18 vote

The vote was closer than many expected and tighter than last year’s 35-15 cakewalk, which included a $76.5 million increase in the city’s property tax levy.

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